Patcharapa Inchang (b.1984) is a Chiang Mai based artist. With a background in graphic design, she now works with fine arts. From an exploration of projects working trough material in cinematic eye using creative and simple drawing techniques. Graduating from King Mongkut's Institute of Technology Ladkrabang (KMITL) in 2006, her works have been exhibited at various galleries in Thailand.
Patcharapa Inchang [Pare]
21 / 06 / 1984
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B.Arch. King Mongkut's Institute of Technology Ladkrabang, Bangkok, Thailand
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Artist Residency at Beppu University, Fukuoka, Japan
Previous Working Experiences
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2013 - 2021 Senior Graphic Designer, Pressociate Co.,Ltd, Bangkok, TH
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2010 - 2013 Graphic Designer, Rabbithood Studio, Chiang Mai, TH
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2006 - 2010 Graphic Designer, The Grand UB, Bangkok, TH
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2005 - 2006 Graphic Designer, Siam Drug, Bangkok, TH
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2021 - Model : 'White Cigarette' Cover Album (2021)
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2021 - Director / Editor : Video Performance of Unnameminor
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2020 - Model : 'Yon Yang Band' EVERYTHING MAGAZINE ISSUE 06
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2020 - Actress : Experimental Movie, Published at Toot Yung Art Center Mae Rim district, Chiang Mai / Dec 12-Feb 15, 2021
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2020 - Actress / Editor : Shibari Performance Video (unreleased)
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2019 - 1st Assistant Director, Choreographer
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2016 - Live Performance : Post-rock band EWANs performs at CMU Art Center, Pong Noi Art Gallery
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2015 - with Rabbithood Studio performance at Singapore Art Museum
Interview
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2012 Computer Art Thailand Magazine
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2017 Hip Magazine
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2018 Thai PBS Channel รายการ ก(ล)างเมือง [Link]
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2021 The 101.World
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2021 Matichon Weekly
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2021 Bangkok Post
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2021 BOTS
Solo Exhibition
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2021 : Poetry of Death, we are all alone…how ghosts found us at Cartel ArtSpace Bangkok, Thailand
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2022 : The Leftovers at VS Gallery Bangkok, Thailand
Selected Group Exhibitions
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2021 : Pain 21 at Patpong Museum Bangkok, Thailand
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2022 : Diplomacy meets Art, Artists meet Ambassadors at Austrian Embassy Bangkok, Thailand
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2022 : Out of the Shell at Dreamer Studio Bangkok, Thailand
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2022 : Touch Me at HEAD HIGH Second Floor Gallery Chiang Mai, Thailand